Oh no not another free will thread.

[Edwardo Piet]

That gap between who a person is and who they think they are.  It might be the most interesting thing about people to me.  

I find you to be a fascinating case.  I think I got some more insight into that in this thread.  That's really what I find interesting.  Although, the implications of time travel on noncausal events is definitely an interesting hypothetical to bat around, but I don't think anyone here had much to add on that front.

I think this is a very passive-aggressive ad hominem.

He basically just trolled me like he did on my autism thread but I can't prove it and I don't care much I'm just a little disappointed about the derail.. so fuck it I won't even bother to report it myself.

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I find you to be a fascinating case.  I think I got some more insight into that in this thread.  That's really what I find interesting.

So you weren't actually here for the topic you were here to psychoanalyse me. Noted.

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That gap between who a person is and who they think they are.  It might be the most interesting thing about people to me.  

I find you to be a fascinating case.  I think I got some more insight into that in this thread.  That's really what I find interesting.  Although, the implications of time travel on noncausal events is definitely an interesting hypothetical to bat around, but I don't think anyone here had much to add on that front.

I think this is a very passive-aggressive ad hominem.

It seems fallacies is basically all he has when it comes to logic. Our whole disagreement was him just repeating the same red herring and then making a strawman of my response... and ending it all with a false analogy and ad hom.

Underwhelming and dire.

But he is also clearly very stupid as well.

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That gap between who a person is and who they think they are.

Off topic here, but you saying this reminds me of the whole "self esteem" movement that was big back when I was a teen. It was drilled into our brains so much that we should all have high self esteem. I never really bought that notion. I mean, If I do something good or right, I feel good about myself. If I do something shitty or if I fail at stuff, I feel shitty about myself. It's much better to have a realistic view of myself, rather than think I'm great just because I'm me and being me makes me awesome.

I know that's not the context you were speaking of, but it just reminded me of the whole self esteem thing.

To me priding myself makes no sense! No free will!